Modi's Diplomatic 'Huglomacy' Under Fire Amid US Tariff Hike

The Indian Congress criticized US President Trump's decision to impose an additional 25% tariff on Indian goods, labeling it as 'economic blackmail.' The opposition highlighted Prime Minister Modi's failed diplomatic strategy and urged a reset of India's foreign policy. Concerns were raised about the impact on India's economy and trade relations.

In a bold move, the US imposed an additional 25% tariff on Indian imports, sparking a fierce response from India's Congress party. The opposition criticized the measure as 'economic blackmail' and accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of pursuing a failed diplomatic approach.

Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, emphasized that the tariff hike was an attempt to coerce India into unfavorable trade terms. He urged Modi to prioritize Indian interests over personal diplomacy with US President Donald Trump.

The Congress party called for a comprehensive reset of India’s foreign policy, highlighting past grievances about the Modi government's approach to international relations. Concerns were raised about the tariff's potential negative impact on the Indian economy.